kenwood stereo control amplifier kc-208 specifications

Meaning they will play loud with only a small amount of power running into them.ġ0-15 Watts will be enough power for most people during daily listening at safe levels. A quality amp of even modest power should make any Audioline speakers sound clear and dynamic, because Audioline speakers are very sensitive. Power isn't necessarily the issue, unless you like playing music super loud. So if your Audioline speakers arent sounding that great, its probably your amp. Wont play as loud as the 150 W Kenwood, but they still have all theĭynamics and detail that I want and need for 90% of listening. Vintage Sansui amps, and they also sound very dynamic and clear.

:)Īlso connected my Audioline speakers up to some 25 Watt, and 16 Watt I wouldnt even dare run it at full power, it would break my ears and probably the speakers. Kenwood KM-208 amp (weighs 8.8kg - and only has two channels) which isġ50 Watts per channel, and that amp makes the sound jump from the Is flat, undynamic, boring, and the speakers dont seem to play very loud. I can run that amp at 100% volume and the sound it uses aĭigital volume control, and I think that circuit is just sucking the They just sound lifeless and completely flat. When I connected it to my Audioline AL-1400, AL-600 or AL-3210 speakers My Sherwood home theatre 5.1 amp (which I purchased very cheaply from Cash converters- just to try out the surround sound thing) is rated at 100 Watts per channel. In order to give an example of what not to choose. These days options are limited when going into a store and hoping to find a two channel amplifier, that is affordable and of good sound quality, and reasonable power.

Kenwood stereo control amplifier kc-208 specifications